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Stage an empty room. Without moving a wall.

One photo of the room, one style, and it is furnished in about twelve seconds. Walls, windows, doors and ceiling height stay exactly where they are. You leave with the two files a portal asks for: the photo of the real state, and the render carrying its AI disclosure.

Try it free — no account

One free render a day, no card: the room is genuinely staged, delivered at 720 px with a watermark. Then from €7.99, one payment.

12
space types
50
styles
~12 s
per render
The same living room, furnished: green Chesterfield sofa, wooden coffee table, rug, floor lamp and a plant by the fireplace.
Empty Victorian living room: marble fireplace, sash bay window, ceiling rose and old floorboards.
Before After
AI-generated demonstration. Same fireplace, same window, same floorboards.

What never moves.

Most AI interior tools start over from scratch: a window shifts, a door disappears, the ceiling rises. The render is pretty, and unusable in a listing. Here, the geometry of your photo is locked before a single piece of furniture goes in.

Held, on both sides of the slider

  • Walls and their corners
  • Windows, in place and to size
  • Doors and openings
  • Ceiling height
  • The framing of your photo

What changes, if you ask

  • Furniture and decor
  • Paint
  • Flooring
  • Lighting
The same bedroom, furnished: upholstered bed, white linen, bedside tables, jute rug and an armchair.
Empty bedroom: grey carpet, sash window, cast-iron radiator and a panelled door.
Before After

Bedroom. The window, the radiator and the door sit in the same place on both sides.

AI-generated demonstrations. Both pairs, full size

From the photo to the two files.

  1. Photograph the room

    Stand in a corner, shoot wide. No need to empty the room or wait for good light.

  2. Pick the style and what stays

    50 styles across 12 space types. You lock what you keep: your floor, your walls, your ceiling, your curtains, your furniture.

  3. Download both files

    The untouched photo of the room as it is, and the render carrying its AI disclosure burned into the pixels. Named so you know which is which.

A barn and a chapel, furnished room by room.

Two AI-generated before-and-after concepts on derelict English buildings. Each picture opens its full series, room by room, before and after.

All before and after ideas

Pay per room, or by the month.

A pack is paid once and there is nothing to cancel. The subscription is for professionals running listing after listing, not a toll gate.

One-off payment

Room pack

40 renders One room, from several angles and in several styles. Full resolution, shopping costs included.

—one-off

— per render

Get the room pack

Home pack

150 renders Every room in a home. Full resolution, shopping costs included.

—one-off

— per render

Get the home pack

Pro subscriptions, cancel online

Pro

300 renders per month For estate agents, home stagers and decorators. Commercial licence included.

—per month

— per render

Get Pro

or — per year four months free

Agency

3,000 renders a month For a whole team, on a single account: one shared pool of credits rather than one subscription per person.

—per month

— per render

Get the Agency plan

A render that fails costs you nothing: the credit only goes with the image.

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Compared with Pedra, Virtual Staging AI and BoxBrownie: the price per delivered photo

The AI disclosure is already in the image.

Since 2 August 2026, Article 50 of the EU Artificial Intelligence Act requires images generated or altered by AI to be disclosed. In the UK, Rightmove’s technical guidelines ask for a clearly labelled image, alongside a photo of the room’s real state.

Every render comes out with its disclosure burned into the pixels, and the original photo next to it. A caption does not survive a portal thumbnail; a label inside the image does.

Rightmove photo requirements What the law requires, with the texts Label your own photos, free

The empty Victorian living room, as it is.
The photo of the real state
The same living room, furnished, with a grey band along the bottom of the image carrying the disclosure.
The render, disclosure burned in

What people ask before trying it.

Do my walls really stay put?

That is the system's main constraint. Load-bearing walls, openings and ceiling height are held. That said, the render is still an image: it shows a plausible result, not a construction drawing.

Can I try it for free?

Yes. One render per day per device, with no account and no card: the room is genuinely staged, and the image comes back at 720 px with a watermark. It is there to judge the result on your own photo, not to publish it. From €7.99 with no subscription you get full resolution, and a failed render gives your credit back.

What happens to my photo?

It travels encrypted to the generation service and is not kept by Roomstill. Our provider holds it for 30 days for technical reasons, then deletes it.

What exactly do I get in the download?

Two files, every time: the untouched photo of the room as it really is, and the staged render with its AI disclosure burned into the image. Rightmove's technical guidelines ask for both, and most tools give you neither.

Does it work on an empty room?

Yes, and that is the easiest case. A furnished room works too, and you then choose what stays.

Free tools for listing photos

No account, no watermark of ours, and nothing is uploaded: each tool runs in your browser.

Browse by style

Twenty-five style pages, for the most requested directions. Each says what the style actually puts in the room, and what the materials cost in euros. All fifty styles are in the app.

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Stage an empty room.
Without moving a wall.

To sell, to let, or just to picture it.

Try it free — no account

One free render a day. Then from €7.99, one payment, no subscription.